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Imagination, Vibration and Social Regeneration

November 8, 2021

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Our daily work of linking with our Triangles partners is an act of directed imagination. Rather than being a random mental act, we develop and direct the imagination in an act of intentional visualisation or “seeing with and in the mind”. The particular visualisation of being connected to two other people by a mutually created mental thread of lighted substance, and the further intent to see that thread as a carrier of the quality of goodwill or impersonal love between the three people, is an amazing imaginative use of the power of thought. 

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A Global Silent Minute - Regenerating through a Moment of Silence

November 1, 2021

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The initial and initiatory Solstice Day is the first impulse of the Cross in the Circle of Sanat Kumara’s annual Cycle, Breath or Ritual. At the December Capricorn Solstice, together with the other 3 discontinuities of the Cardinal Cross (Aries, Cancer and Libra), an act of Power and Will by our planetary Logos is affirmed, which gives life, energy and quality to the whole Year.

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The Power of Thought to Manifest the New Civilization

October 25, 2021

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We have all heard the term “New Age” and have numerous ideas and impressions based on the is phrase – both good and bad.  So, let’s begin with a different term to clear our minds – the new or Aquarian civilization.  What does this mean?  Alice Bailey tells us that it is the age of synthesis, of inclusiveness and of understanding, and the new education of the Aquarian Age must begin very gently to penetrate the human aura. 

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Correlation of the First Ray Forces at Work during 1918-1945 and Today

October 18, 2021

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Hercules at the Gates of Leo, Libra and Scorpio

October 11, 2021

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Let us turn our thoughts once again to Hercules, whom we called last time, and for a good reason, “the greatest hero of all”.

We are so accustomed to classical mythology, that we may not see how unusual it is to have so strong an emphasis on heroes, as classical myth has. We see this as we compare Greek mythology with the mythology of other cultures, which do not have nearly so many heroes.

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